Economy

China unlikely to impose sustainability demands that “hinder food security”

China will continue to have a great appetite for Brazilian commodities despite the challenges of guaranteeing sustainability in meat and soybean production chains, according to Larissa Wachholz, head of the China Center at Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture. The...

Lívia Machado Costa

Lívia Machado Costa is an editorial assistant at Dialogo Chino and co-founder of Shumian. She holds a master's degree in Chinese Studies from the Yenching Academy of Peking University.

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